Qualities that make good leaders

By Kevin Yanik, Managing Editor What’s the one thing you must have to be a leader? Is it commitment, competency or compassion? How about confidence or courage? Those are all good traits of leaders, but one can’t be a...

5 steps to a smooth summer internship program

By Diane Sofranec, Managing Editor Internships are a win-win for the students who land them and the companies that offer them. While interns gain valuable professional experience, the companies they work for get a unique opportunity to mentor workers who...

Why positive feedback is good for your company

By Diane Sofranec, Managing Editor “Great job.” “Amazing work.” “I wish I could clone you.” When was the last time your boss told you you’re an asset to the company? If you know you’re good job at your job because...

7 career tips you can learn from the CIA

Your workplace and the CIA aren’t so different after all. Here’s how America’s first NSA director-turned-CIA director advanced his career—and how you can do the same. By Bethany Chambers, Digital Operations Manager Gen. Michael V. Hayden, former director...

6 ways to ensure your webinar will attract an audience

By Diane Sofranec, Managing Editor Webinars are an excellent lead-generating tool because every person who signs up must disclose their name and contact information. The trick is attracting an audience. A successful webinar hinges on many factors: compelling topic, engaging...

5 reasons you need YouTube

By Diane Sofranec, Managing Editor If your company has Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts, you may think you’ve got social media covered. But if you don’t regularly upload videos to YouTube, you’re missing out. Here are five reasons why YouTube...